Whitepaper · 6 pages · Free PDF
Advertising in ChatGPT.
The briefing for decision-makers.
Mechanics, rules and a test plan: the briefing sums up what OpenAI's official documentation says and what follows from it for B2B companies in DACH - so you can assess the channel properly before the first euro is spent.
What's inside
- How the system works: auction, campaign structure, bidding and measurement
- Context hints: the new relevance signal, with a formula and B2B examples
- Policies and brand safety: what's allowed, what isn't - and what applies only in the US
- The test launch: budget example, 30-day test plan and typical mistakes
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A look inside
Three excerpts that show how concrete the briefing gets:
01
Context hints: weak vs. strong
Why “CRM software” fizzles as a signal while “sales leaders comparing CRMs because follow-ups keep slipping” connects - including our working formula for good hints.
02
The sample calculation
What a test budget of 2,000 euros can deliver on paper - and the break-even formula that tells you the maximum click price your case can carry.
03
The eligibility quick check
Three questions that pre-clarify whether your industry is allowed to advertise at all - including the categories currently bookable only in the US.
The market behind it
1bn+
weekly active ChatGPT users worldwide
OpenAI, 08/2026
31
European countries with ChatGPT ads - including Germany
since Aug 24, 2026
46%
of AI users start product research in an AI assistant
L.E.K. Consulting, 2026 · international consumer study
71%
of German AI users use ChatGPT
Bitkom, 2026
Quick answers
- What does the whitepaper cost?
- Nothing. You'll receive the PDF by email - after a short confirmation of your address (double opt-in).
- What happens to my data?
- We use your name and email to send the whitepaper and to contact you afterwards about ChatGPT Ads - see the privacy policy for details. An informal message is enough to object.
- Do I have to buy anything afterwards?
- No. The briefing stands on its own. If you want to go deeper, the free potential analysis is the next step - it's non-binding too.


